你的心思能瞒得过我
“You think you can hide things from me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'm your cousin. I watched you grow up.”
你的心思 能 瞒得过 我
“You think you can hide things from me?”
“You can't fool me, so just tell me the truth.”
In Chinese family dynamics, elder cousins or siblings often claim moral authority and perceptual transparency over younger relatives, framing lack of privacy as affectionate familiarity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
able to hide from or deceive
Frequently used with rhetorical questions or negatives to state that deception is impossible.
private thoughts or underlying motives
Used when referring to subtle internal emotions, crushes, or hidden personal plans.